Lets Go To Cuba

slavdogg · 01-30-2003

http://www.local6.com/orlpn/news/stories/n...129-160135.html

Zebra · 01-30-2003

Once Castro is dead I don't think it will be long before Cuba is opened up again to tourism. There are too many reasons to lift the ban once he is gone and not enough reasons not to. There has been a lot of lobbying by Cuban-Americans in the last few yaers paving the way for this to happen once Fidel kicks the bucket. There have even been politicians going to Havana to see what opportunities are there once Castro is gone.

Of course the dude is probably going to fuck things up by living to be 110 lol

Last edited by Zebra at Jan 30 2003, 10:25 AM

Forest · 01-30-2003

Umm CUBA IS open for tourism even for americans

Ive been there

There are a Million ways to get there legally

your just not allowed to spend US currancy there

Zebra · 01-30-2003

Uhh, Forest.. not saying you can't go there, but the US certainly doesn't look upon it happily. Not like you can just go to the ticket counter and ask for the next flight to Havana. http://travel.state.gov/cuba.html

Forest · 01-30-2003

LOL

I dont care what the link says

There are now DAILY flights to cuba from several cities in the USA these are Chartered flights Not scheduled

They are mostly former cuban national on the planes But I have flown on 1 out of D.C.

Miami has 2 a day and in Key West they advertise charter sailing to cuba.

Its ONLY 90 miles. A friend of mine Wind Surfed from Key west to cuba several years ago.

Last time I sailed over it took us 11 hours
was a Blast!

01-30-2003	#2
Zebra Members Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Down at Fraggle Rock Posts: 178	Once Castro is dead I don't think it will be long before Cuba is opened up again to tourism. There are too many reasons to lift the ban once he is gone and not enough reasons not to. There has been a lot of lobbying by Cuban-Americans in the last few yaers paving the way for this to happen once Fidel kicks the bucket. There have even been politicians going to Havana to see what opportunities are there once Castro is gone. Of course the dude is probably going to fuck things up by living to be 110 lol Last edited by Zebra at Jan 30 2003, 10:25 AM __________________ Got T-shirt traffic? Hit me up ICQ:63833348 * zebra AT crazytees.com

01-30-2003	#3
Forest FFN PERSONAL TRAINER $100 for every ImLive sign-up Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: N. Miami Posts: 4,622	Umm CUBA IS open for tourism even for americans Ive been there There are a Million ways to get there legally your just not allowed to spend US currancy there __________________ Need design work done? CLICK the SIG! 118156620-icq Forest AT silverclouddesign.com

01-30-2003	#4
Zebra Members Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Down at Fraggle Rock Posts: 178	Uhh, Forest.. not saying you can't go there, but the US certainly doesn't look upon it happily. Not like you can just go to the ticket counter and ask for the next flight to Havana. http://travel.state.gov/cuba.html __________________ Got T-shirt traffic? Hit me up ICQ:63833348 * zebra AT crazytees.com

01-30-2003	#5
Forest FFN PERSONAL TRAINER $100 for every ImLive sign-up Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: N. Miami Posts: 4,622	LOL I dont care what the link says There are now DAILY flights to cuba from several cities in the USA these are Chartered flights Not scheduled They are mostly former cuban national on the planes But I have flown on 1 out of D.C. Miami has 2 a day and in Key West they advertise charter sailing to cuba. Its ONLY 90 miles. A friend of mine Wind Surfed from Key west to cuba several years ago. Last time I sailed over it took us 11 hours was a Blast! __________________ Need design work done? CLICK the SIG! 118156620-icq Forest AT silverclouddesign.com